Narcissism, characterized by an inflated sense of self-importance and a lack of empathy, varies in expression between genders. Men often show conspicuous grandiosity, overt aggression, and a desire for dominance, using charm to disguise their tendencies. Women may be more covert, employing social manipulation, focusing on appearance, and utilizing a victim narrative to garner attention. Despite these differences, both genders share common narcissistic traits such as fragile self-esteem, manipulative tactics, and difficulty maintaining relationships. This article underscores the subtleties of narcissistic behaviors in men and women, emphasizing general trends rather than absolutes, to foster a better understanding of narcissism and its impact on relationships.